North Shore’s 1000ml capacity manual soap dispensers are ideal for venues because they deliver a controlled and generous shot to encourage single-use. Furthermore, unlike bulk fill systems which have to be decanted, the closed cartridge aids simple and fast replenishment with no chance of spillage or contamination.
Hand drying is an important element to consider, too. Paper towels are a hygienic choice for washrooms – they dry hands faster and more thoroughly than air dryers, helping to speed up washroom visits and reduce queues, where viruses can transmit.
North Shore’s folded hand towel dispenser, for example, has been designed for the most demanding environments and is sensor operated for added hygiene. It is high capacity to reduce the need for frequent replenishment, making it ideal for high footfall washrooms. It also dispenses flat sheets one at a time, which discourages misuse, and also means that users only touch what they will use.
Toilet roll is one of the fastest consumables to run out in washrooms, so managers should specify high-capacity systems that are quick and easy to replenish. The Orbit four roll dispenser fits seamlessly within any busy washroom environment and boasts a capacity of up to 5,000 sheets of toilet paper, demonstrating huge cost-in-use benefits as well as low maintenance.
The washroom experience
As well as helping to maintain good hygiene at Christmas, washrooms are spaces which reflect the image of an establishment itself. They are very much part of the visitor experience because everyone will need to use one at some point – and if they’re not up to scratch, they will have a negative impact on people.
Visitors want to see good design and better technology, such as touch-free units, in washrooms. They want to see less litter and to spend less time in them. They’re also
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looking for elegant, thoughtful spaces that show that the establishment cares about sustainability.
An unpleasant or under-stocked washroom is a poor reflection on any organisation – would you, for instance, want to use a facility that looked unsightly and didn’t have good hand hygiene solutions, like modern and attractive soap and towel dispensers?
Well-engineered, durable and stylish dispensers say a lot about the washroom. They show that you care about the health of people and the image you project when they visit the washroom. They also help to keep your washroom clean and tidy, reduce waste and improve the overall visitor experience.
Aside from hygiene, dispenser design can help to maximise the efficiency of the washroom, which is particularly important in the busy festive season. Designs that incorporate transparent inspection windows and come with universal keys that open any dispenser allow staff to monitor soap and paper supplies more easily, thus minimising maintenance time.
When considering waste, preventing over usage is vital. Choosing a dispenser which encourages washroom users to only take what paper they need reduces overconsumption, and helps to contribute to sustainability.
Christmas is a special time and no one wants to be ill or have a negative experience when using the washroom during the festive season. Washroom providers can help to keep people safe and well by supporting good hand hygiene in the washroom, reducing queues and ensuring there is a good supply of paper and disposables, which will all help people to make the most of the Christmas celebrations.
For further information, call 01952 236 930 or visit the website below.
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